nothingism (Meaning)
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nothingism (n.)
Nihility; nothingness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nothingism
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nothingism Sentence Examples
- Nihilism permeated through the town, casting a shadow of meaninglessness over its inhabitants.
- The philosopher espoused utter nothingness, believing that all existence was void of inherent value.
- The nihilistic cult rejected morality, seeing it as a meaningless construct imposed by society.
- In the depths of despair, the individual succumbed to the abyss of nothingness.
- The once-vibrant city had been reduced to a wasteland of nothingness, its buildings crumbling into dust.
- The cosmic horror story explored the terrifying implications of a universe devoid of purpose or meaning.
- The artist's abstract painting hinted at the enigmatic nothingness that lay beyond the canvas.
- The scientist questioned the existence of anything beyond the observable, embracing a bleak nihilistic worldview.
- The nihilistic detective saw the world through a lens of utter hopelessness, believing that every case ended in nothingness.
- The rebel yearned for revolution, seeking to overthrow the oppressive system that had forced them into a state of nothingness.
FAQs About the word nothingism
Nihility; nothingness.
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Nihilism permeated through the town, casting a shadow of meaninglessness over its inhabitants.
The philosopher espoused utter nothingness, believing that all existence was void of inherent value.
The nihilistic cult rejected morality, seeing it as a meaningless construct imposed by society.
In the depths of despair, the individual succumbed to the abyss of nothingness.
